L 4/5 central disc extrusion with early inferior migration and thecal sac compression/caudaequina nerve root impingement. L5/s1 large extruded disc with central , left paracentral thecal sac and lateral ... View answer

My mdi reads the following: a moderate left para central disc protrusion indenting the left central aspect of the spinal cord with mild to moderate central canal narrowing with no... View answer

central slightly to left. When I fell down the steps ,I had to look down to see the steps my vision was ...I have developed central vision diplopia from middle field down aggrivated by lateral... View answer

. For Cervical Spine . mild dsic b Central and right para central mild disc bulges are noted at level c4/c5 and c5/c6 they cause mild encroachment on tht thecal sac . The cervical spine shows a ... View answer

. The last statement is as follows: Thin central linear cystic cavity within the cervical cord at C6-T1. This may represent normal fluid within the central cord however a tiny linear... View answer

tears with focal central protrusion of disc. The central herniated disc compressed the Cauda Equina .... what the different between posterior central protrusion and focal... View answer

, broad based central disc protrusion and associated central annular tear at L4-L5. Findings efface the ...My MRI results are: right paracentral disc extrusion at L5-S1 resulting in a significant... View answer

heights. The axil images C2-C3 and C3-C4 no significant herniation or stenosis. C4-C5: 1.4 mm central bulging of the annulus. no significant central stenosis as the central AP... View answer

MRI impression reveals small central and bilateral para central disc protrusions at L4-L5 and L5-S1 levels indenting the thecal sac and ventral epidural fat respectively without foraminal narrowing or ... View answer

My PCP just called with my MRI results. She said it says central and left central para central lisc protrution L4 and L5. Mass effect on thecal sack. What does this mean? I am in almost constant pain.... View answer